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So with all this horrible bollocks happening re End Times/9th Edition fluff butchery, I'm pretty much beating the retreat into Mordheim, where all the things I like about the Warhammer background are preserved by virtue of the fact GW can't bloody touch it any more. I want to work on terrain and boards, a mixture of blank boards with unfixed terrain and "feature" boards with fixed terrain for major landmarks, but I'm struggling to get a proper sense of scale since the only proper map of Mordheim doesn't have one. Luckily, being set in a time before GW pissed all over everything, actual history is still useful, hence this thread; does anyone know where I can find maps of the type described in the threat title? Given how Mordheim is described it was probably a medium-large city for the times, so probably 25-30K population similar to Lübeck or Augsburg circa 1500.

I tried googling it up myself but didn't get very far, hopefully someone can help.

This one is still a bit large in scale, but at least it gives you an idea of how big the blocks are.
Cologne, Germany:


This might be a better scale reference, but it isn't a German city.
Milan, Italy: